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■Swan & Royal Hotel -CLITHCROC


5 NEW YEAR’S *


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|ROE CLUB


:r at 5BBGE


PEC. 1 1 th r Cup 1st


AND DISCO £ 1 4 . 5 0 inclusive


Please ring


CLITHEROE 23130 for details


pr League) ! p.m.


]n 80p DAPs 40p


|OSMS lO C E R S ) V reet loprietor)


|y) 1 available sored by


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BILL and NORMA invite you to visit them at the


WHITE LION HOTEL TEL. CLITHEROE 26955 Our SMALL FUNCTION ROOM is now


open — seating for 30. Menus available on request. Buffets a. speciality (40 — 50).


. COME AND HA VE A LOOK! CHRISTMAS LUNCHES


being served one week prior to Christmas — £ 3.25


lYOUR PAPER


SOUP or FRUIT JUICE 1 ROAST TURKEY or CHICKEN


STUFFING — CRANBERRY SAUCE ROAST and BOILED POTATOES — VEGETABLES


CHRISTMAS PUDDING with CREAM or SAUCE COFFEE


BOOKINGS WOULD BE APPRECIATED BAR MEALS MOST EVENINGS


BAR LUNCHES EVERY DAY including SUNDAYS RESIDENTIAL


Air Monitoring Units now Installed ■Of -AT. AT.AT. AT. -if. 'Af. AT. AT. AT. • LANC A SH IR E LIBRARY


RIBBLE VALLE Y D IS TR IC T Presents


\A) ISTIVAL


p.m.


GALLERY: “ Art in Miniature" — paintings and drawings by JOHN GREEN of Blackpool.


the following exhibitions at WHALLEY LIBRARY


LENDING DEPARTMENT A joint exhibition of models of 19th century farm vehicles by R. Holden of Whalley, and 1914/18 fighter aircraft by J. P. Ireland of Whalley.


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11th to FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24th OPEN NORMAL LIBRARY HOURS


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WHALLEY ABBEY CAROLS


f o r


C H R IS TM A S By the Lancaster and District Choral Society


THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16th 7-30 p.m.


Tickets £2.00 including coffee and mince pie Tel. WHALLEY 2268


if AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. A \ BLEAK HOUSE RESTAURANT Kemple


CHRISTMAS EVE DINNER till


SERVED 7 p.m. t01 9-30 ] p.m. A FEW TABLES AVAILABLE


NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY NIGHT DINNER SERVED


from 7 p.m. till 9-30 D.m.


MIDNIGHT BUFFET INCLUDED Fo


rur lu um ueiutio i c u o iumnuivoi uuo i ’f f - i f f ' i f f- »


further details TEjL. STONYHURST 335 ■£?■ i f f- i ff-


... '&■ i f - A


AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. -AT.' WADDINGTON SOCIAL CLUB


INVITE YOU TO COME AND LISTEN TO


THE CLITHEROE FOLKERS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17th 8 p.m.


Admission: 50p .


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10th . DON’T FORGET


Members and Friends Disco £1 Including supper, In aid of Children's Party


AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. AT. \


i f - i f f ' i f - i f f - i f f ' i f f ' i f f ' i f f ' iff- i f - i f ' § ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH, C.


hg$ WHITEWELL £


h i C A R O L S E R V I C E * ^ SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12th ^


I at 7-30 p.m. 7 ^


Accompanied by SLAIDBURN SILVER BAND ^ Light Refreshments in the School afterwards


Ijjj & iv - '»■ v - ’&■ a* JP- ** a* a* J


T R A X D IS C O TH E Q U E OPEN LATE NIGHT


NELSON - - - T O p .m . •— 2 a . m . 1 FRIDAYS SATURDAYS


. COMMENCING DEC. 17th and 18th ALL DRINKS AT PUB PftICES:


I WHAT’S


THERE ARE 6 FREE CINEMA TICKETS


MY LINE?


to be won for 6 lucky readers in our competition held In conjunction with The Civic Hall Cinema


ALL YOU have to do Is to NAME THE TRADE,


PROFESSION OR PASTIME of the caricature from the letters which make up the head.


NAME.......... ADDRESS...


The Caricature’s job is:.. .2551


Entries to "What’s My Line”, Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Kina Street, Clitheroe, by noon, Monday following publication.


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DJ TUSH HEAVY ROCK DJTONY LORD


■ WADDINGTON VILLAGE CLUB


CHRISTMAS BINGO Plus


(GOODS) SNOWBALL


Wednesday, December 15th, 8 p .m .


ADMISSION FREE Dial-a-story CHRISTIAN AID


SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11th 10 a.m. to 12 noon In the


COFFEE AND MINCE PIES


By kind permission of the Mayor of the Rlbble Valley Bring and Buy Stalls


MAYOR’S PARLOUR Admission 20p ............................


FROM Saturday until Christmas Eve, children will be able to hear bed­ time stories with a special seasonal flavour, by dial­ ling the Puffin Storyline (Blackburn 8071). Among the 14 Christ­


mas stories to be heard from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. are


“Mrs Pepperpot’s Christ­ mas” , “ The surprise Christmas tree” and the intriguingly-titled “The hairbrush, the turkey and the spider” .


End 1 % !. I GALA DINNER |


BRITISH YOUTH FOR CHRIST PROGRAMME


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1982 7-30 p.m.........................West Bradford Methodist Chapel SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11th, 1982


7-30 p.m......... ........Trinity Youth and Community Centre (CONCERT) ADMISSION 50p


SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1982


10-30 a.m....................................Trinity Church (SERVICE) 6-00 p.m...'..'....................St James’s Church (SERVICE) 8-00 p.m...................................................Trinity Church Hall (PRAISE AND CELEBRATION)


CLITHEROE 4 1 2 1 8


as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.


, WORSTON, CLITHEROE . : EAD HTEL O


Limited vacancies are available for the following festive dates


CHRISTMAS EVE DINNER DANCE


£ 1 5 per head including Wine and Liqueur


BOXING DAY, Monday, December 27th, DANCE and BUFFET


Relax from all that Turkey, Enjoy Best Smoked Salmon, and Juicy Beef, to mention but a few of the_ delights to be served.


Glass of Champagne on arrival £12.50 per head. Please Telephone at arrop % u I We choose fare from FARM ariri


A la Carte menu including Pheasant, Hare and Wild Duck


NEW, . CHRISTMAS


Will feature our own Farm Fresh Goose FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS


TEL. BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND 600 Harrop Fold Farm Guest House 3 miles north Grindleton on Slaidb'urn Road ‘


CHILDREN IN THE MIDST A CONCERT OF


MUSIC AND CAROLS by CHILDREN from RIBBLESDALE SCHOOL


FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10th 7-30 p.m.


TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH COLLECTION FOR NSPCC


. . . .


Why not order your own Joint of Bowland Lamb to carve at the table. Leg, Saddle, Crown or . Shoulder Roast.


FERGUS — MURPHY -


Personal assistant Miss


Sonya Fatima Murphy was' married to hotelier Mr Desmond Fergus at St Peter’s Church, Stony-


hurst. The b r id e is the


youngest daughter of Mrs- A. R. Tones, of Avenue Farm, Hurst Green, and the late Mr George


Murphy. The bridegroom is the


younger son of Mrs M. Fergus, ' o f Murphy’ s Hotel, Tinahely, County


Wicklow, Eire. The bride, .given away


by her stepfather, Mr A. R. Tones, wore a gown of white polyester cotton with a silk finish, trimmed with Austrian lace. She carried a. bouquet of freesia and white roses. Matron of honour was


Mrs Ina Quig, the bride’s sister, and bridesmaid was Miss Emma Quig, the bride’s niece. They wore turquoise


d re s s e s and carried sprays of freesia and white roses. Bes t man, was Mr Michael Darcy and ushers were Dr Alex Quig, Mr Eric Tones and S/Ldr David Tones. The ceremony was con­


ducted by Fr Paul Magill and organist was Mr An­


thony John. A reception was held at


the New Drop Inn, Rib- chester. The couple are to live in


T in ah e ly , County Wicklow. Photograph: Audrey Stretch, Chatbum.


Party time


THE Good Companions held a Christmas party at Low Moor Methodist Church, with Mr J. Scott accompanying music at the piano. The next meet­ ing will be on February


24th.


Remarks meant for the council


I REFER to the report in last week’s Adver­ tiser regarding certain remarks made by me at the Council’s Housing Committee on an applica­ tion by a Whalley family to buy their council


house. I would like to make it


clear that when I used the woi;ds “ a trick and a dodge” I was referring to the committee’s use of the powers contained in^.the Housing Act 1980 for a purpose for- which in my view they were never in­ tended.


Generous help and giving


MAY I, through your paper, thank the many people concerned with the Royal British • Legion Pop p y A p p eal


in


Clitheroe. This year, the house-to-


house and sti'eet collec­ tions were up. Congratu­ lations are due to the col­ lectors and the generous givers also deserve our grateful appreciation. The appeal would not


I do not and never Have


thought it right for the council to sell its houses at all, and particularly at half price in many cases. I certainly do not think


it makes' any sense at all for people to be allowed to buy council houses at discounts with the help of members of the family who have not been living with them prior to the purchase. My remarks were


Written in US Civil War


THE story of a Lanca­ shire lad who emigrated to America during the Civil War — revealed through frequent letters to his parents — was the enthralling subject of Clitheroe Probus Club’s speaker, Mr B. Lewis, of Blackburn.


Blackburn, contain amaz­ ing detail of the voyage, life as a 20-year-old volun­ teer in th'e Union Army, the strange variety of drinks and even the habit of drinking through a straw for those with moustaches.


The letters, found in □ 6 Q. ;Q □ □ □ □ 0 QDQ The speaker was thank­


ed by Mr Brian Snowden. At the meeting on De­


therefore directed at the committee and were in no way intended to refer to the family themselves who can scarcely be blamed for taking advan­ tage o f the council’s generosity. I hope that none of my


comments have been mis­ construed as they were directed solely at the council.


COUN. BERT JONES, 45 Kemple View, Clitheroe.


have been the success it is without the help and loy­ alty given to me by the collectors. E v e ry y ea r these


people cheerfully and un­ selfishly give of their time and energy, whatever the weather. My thanks also go to


the works, banks, clubs, hotels, shops, the library, town hall offices and schools. The Rotary of Clitheroe


gave me the usual support of spending the full day on the Saturday and the following Monday evening counting the collections, for which I sincerely thank them for a job well and patiently done.


MRS E. PENNY, Clitheroe Organiser, Hayhurst Street, Clitheroe.


'


Real rib-tickler of a show


at Low Moor


SNOW WHITE and her seven dwarfs will never seem the same again after an hilarious pantomime at St Paul’s, Low Moor.


at the parish hall on Thursday and Friday evening went home with sides aching with laughter after two hours of memor­ able entertainment. The production, entitled ‘Christmas Crackers,”


Two packed


was produced and di­ rected by Mrs Lynda Leadbeater. It began with a medley of Christmas songs to put everyone in the festive spirit. Toy lan d was then


brought to life by the chil­ dren o f the Sunday School. Taking part were Linda


Dawson and Tracey Sped- ding (fairies), Faye Higgs and Joanne --Walmsley (twin dolls),' Angie Walm- s le y (w it ch ) , Mark Leadbeater (action man), Mark H on eyw e l l , Catherine Kirk, David Leadbeater and .Claire Spedding (clowns) and Mrs Leadbeater (Mother Christmas). Magician Mr Derrick


Smith took the stage af­ terwards to amaze every­ one with his trickery. But it was the Snow


White special that really brought the house down, particularly the dwarfs — John Kirk, Geoff Walm-


, sley, Geoff Arnold, Stella Smith, Heather Driver, Roy Driver and vicar, the Rev. Brian Stevenson. Other p a rts were


audiences No reduction


WADDINGTON Parish Council wants to peg its precept for the next finan­ cial year to 5p in' the £. Members had hoped to reduce the figure, but this proved impossible because of the cost of employing village handyman Mr Bert Isherwood, whose duties include road sweeping and grass cutting.


A L T ' ALTHAMS TRAVEL SERVICES LIMITED


PICK UP YOUR Thom so n


WINTER 82/83 or SUMMER 83 BROCHURE AND WE OFFER


FREE TRANSPORT TO MANCHESTER AIRPORT OFFER ENDS DECEMBER 31st,1982


DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE FROM CLITHEROE. ■


Who li he tahing your predenti


tliii Chriitmai ? . Ask (or details at your local branch 20 K in g S t re e t ,


played by. Geraldine Walmsley, (Snow White), Jean Ellis and Francis King (attendants), Miles Leadbeater (Queen), Mrs Leadbeater (Jaybee) and Roger King (Gustav). Comm ere was Mrs Kathleen Eastwood, pian­


ist Robert Tattersall and electrician Brian East- wood. Refreshments were provided by the MU.


'X*' Clitheroe. Tel. 24304


A CONVENTIONAL HEARING AID MAY NOT BE NEEDED. VISIT OUR HEARING AID EXHIBITION


HARD OF HEARING?


SAT., DEC. 11 th 10 a.m. THE HEARING AID CENTRE AND


to MON. DEC. 13th 4 p.m.


★ See — Hear — Try the latest and best aids tor clearer hearing especially the all-ln-theear type, It Is the natural and beat place to fit an aid, plus no tubes or wires but better


★ Free home trials arranged for 14 days, you choose where to try. the aid with family conversations etc;, we make no restrictions.


BETTER HEARING FOR CHRISTMAS hearing.


• '


★ Hearing testing and friendly expert advice Is freely available for your guldence, leaflets, prices, concessions for pensioners.


★ If you already use an aid we give part exchanges OR free of charge we overhaul It, you then have that Important spare aid.


★ Ideal Christmas gifts — the new TV listener, a special aid for TV and radio, battery testers, slides Into a pocket, handypack double life batteries.


, ★ Each aid we fit has a continuous after-care service — just one of the reasons why It Is safer and sensible to use a full-time local centre like ourselves.


HOME CONSULTATIONS ARRANGED


SPECIAL VISIT BY OUR HEARING AID DISPENSER, 10 a.m. to 12 noon, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13th, at LEES CHEMIST, 6 MARKET ST, NELSON. Tel. 64940.


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9 STANDISH ST, BURNLEY Tel. 33010


Visit the ALARM SHOP 71 MANCHESTER ROAD


and choose from a range of working alarm systems


or ring


BURNLEY ALARM SYSTEMS LTD- f o r a f r e e s u r v e y


Z T T ± 1


T e l .: 54645


WINDOWS HARDWOOD or SOFTWOOD


Also SEALED DOUBLE GLAZED UNITS TO


CUSTOMERS REQUIREMENTS -


Most, Competitive Prices


DOOR and WINDOW D.I.Y. CENTRE 23 8 LEEDS ROADj NELSON. TEL. 693897


: ’ Also' BARROWFDRD JOIHEIY, MILL STREET (off Pasture Late), i BARROVYEORB. Tel. 632929.


' \ Calder Britnell & Co.


INSURANCE INSURANCE BUREAU


MOTOR CUTHF 0E |i5494


28 WELLGATE, CLITHEROE Tei. 26026 All other types of Insurance transacted Local Agents for


The Padiham Building Society


7 days a week service. Mini skips will fit most driveways. Ideal for disposal of building, household and garden waste. kip sizes approx. 2 cu. yds. 1Vi to 2 tons.


Transportation of small machinery tools com­ pleted products from your factory.


Clitheroe Mini Skip for competitive rates —


TEL. COLIN UNDERWOOD on CLITHEROE 25494 anytim


e


cember 17th, members I are asked to arrive 15 mi­ nutes earlier for some­ thing special. Mr James Hargreaves is organising) members’ own entertain­ ment.


Chemists’ rota


TODAY and tomorrow, R. M. and N. Read, Moor Lane, Clitheroe, will be open from 5-30 to 6-301 p.m. Sunday: Boots, Castle Street, noon to 1 1 p.m. Monday to Friday 5- 30 to 6-30 p.m.


□ a o o a q j i T ^ r G U S .


Technics S2 system — latest model in­ cluding stand and speakers.... only £ 2 9 9 Technics complete ‘Z’ series on show from only £ 3 6 9


Technics complete 315 Series from only £ 3 2 5


All can be purchased on no deposit terms if required.


O ' . o


T e c h n ic s


NO LONGER JUST A RICH MANS PLAYTHING


TO*®*


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THE BENEFITS OF BUYING


COME AND SEE C A R P E TS at


TOP QUALITY — HUGE SAVINGS SUPER SAXONY


quality —8 exclusive colours ONLY


£ 4 . 5 0 sq. yd. inc. VAT FREE LOCAL DELIVERY SHOP HOURS:


M on t o Fri 1 0 a .m . t o 5 p .m . Sat 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


D STALWART Take a load off your mind!


RUBBISH and BUILDERS WASTE


YEING COMPANY LIMITED PRIMROSE W O RK S , CLITHEROE Tel. 23721


REMOVE IT WITH CLITHEROE


MINI SKIP Tel. 25494


KEB29 :


Videos will be in short supply for Christmas — buy now — It’s cheaper than rental with our no deposit terms


e.g. Ferguson Stereo Video Recorder (model 3V31) only £ 5 .9 5 per week over 48 months (APR 34% written details on request)


Id e a l fam i ly C h r is tm a s Gif ts Video/TV Stands from only £ 2 9 .5 0


Modern and Reproduction cabinets.from only £ 9 4 .5 0


B | j D B H I T H E H HOME FURNISHERS I


Open 6 d a y s a w e e k , la te n ights , Thursd ay and F r id ay t i l l 8 p.m.


taskers QUEEN MILL, QUEEN’S ROAD, ACCRINGTON EASY CAR PARKING . Tel. 36262.


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